Personalizing the property to their tastes is a sign they want to stay.

If the impression you left on your last discussion or negotiation has left a sour taste in their mouth, they are going to enter the next conversation with that taste already planted.Any which way you approach me or leave a conversation with me is not going to make much of a difference.

If the impression you left on your last discussion or negotiation has left a sour taste in their mouth, they are going to enter the next conversation with that taste already planted.Any which way you approach me or leave a conversation with me is not going to make much of a difference.

I can just taste the money! 

Even the renovations he does do (seldom) are not only of poor quality, but of poor choice and taste  (our buildings are beige with BLACK accents, AND SO ARE THE KITCHENS).  

I haven't really spoken to him since that and we used a family friend to purchase our house recently instead of him because it put a bad taste in my husband's mouth.I say all this because I am in the process of getting my own real estate license but I really feel like I need someone a hell of a lot more seasoned than I am on these first couple of deals to learn the ropes.

Overall great deal for you, but it may not leave a good taste in the HMLs mouth and end future chances of doing business together

Other states have gotten a little taste during the pandemic of what happens when the money/demand spreads across the nation.

Can you muster up the bare empathy to see things the way the tenant probably would and the taste this would leave in any elected official's mouth if they had to adjudicate a petty, grasping, little dispute like this?

When buying a place as a rental, buy something solid but it may not be to your taste.